What to do if your child has pain below the belly button

Children’s health is always on adults’ minds, so whenever a child feels unwell, parents tend to be very worried. Moreover, children’s bodies are very fragile, so once any disease occurs, it may be very difficult to cure. Let’s take a look at a problem that children often encounter: What is the cause of pain below the belly button? As a parent, do you understand? Let’s take a look at the editor’s introduction below.

1. It may be intestinal spasm, which should be treated by warming the middle and dispelling cold, promoting qi and relieving pain. Generally, you can drink some ginger soup or take some Chinese patent medicine Fuzi Lizhong Pills. Western medicine can use some antispasmodic anticholine drugs, such as propantheline. The specific treatment plan should follow the guidance of the clinician.

2. The symptoms experienced by the patient may be due to ascaris infection, appendicitis, or other intestinal diseases. Guidance: In view of the many causes, it is recommended that patients should not be careless and go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for further examination, diagnosis of the cause, and targeted treatment to avoid delaying the disease and treatment time.

3. This phenomenon is more common in children under ten years old, and most of them have no substantial lesions. However, you should go to the hospital for examination to rule out substantial diseases before you can rest assured. There is often squatting phenomenon when it hurts. After it is relieved, you can continue to play. The pain is generally not too severe and is mostly bearable. It may be a temporary intestinal spasm. It can be relieved by drinking warm water and using a hot water bottle.

4. The most common causes of abdominal pain in children include lead poisoning, mesenteric lymphadenitis, intestinal parasites, etc. Suggestions: It is recommended to conduct relevant examinations for children to rule out these conditions. Generally speaking, if the pain is not frequent, just do an abdominal color Doppler ultrasound to rule out mesenteric lymphadenitis. Mesenteric lymphadenitis is usually complicated by upper respiratory tract infection or intestinal infection, and is generally characterized by intermittent periumbilical pain. Some may have diarrhea. Color Doppler ultrasound can confirm the diagnosis, and specific treatment can only be determined after the infectious pathogen is confirmed by blood routine examination.

Children’s matters should not be underestimated, so parents must pay enough attention to them. Here I will introduce to you the symptoms of pain below the child’s belly button. Finally, the editor recommends that everyone should take their children’s condition seriously, go to a regular hospital for examination in time, and receive targeted treatment after diagnosis. I wish every child can grow up healthily!